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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1913
Page
5
Jackson residents report weekend visits from relatives in Atlanta and Macon. Mrs. Ida Hendrick stays in Macon with Mrs. J T Warthen, while Miss Rosalie Carmichael returns from Atlanta. Several others from Atlanta and East Point visit Jackson, including Elizabeth Carroll and Mrs. W A Nelson.
Mrs. George Percival Cornell of Indian Spring announces the engagement of her daughter Lillian to Mr. Oliver Dearing Colvin of Atlanta. The wedding date will be announced later. No cards. Louise Aiken of Shady Dale visits Aunt N. W. Carroll for several weeks.
On Friday April 25 the music pupils of Miss Lanier present a rhythm recital. Miss Julia Thornton's class assists and will dramatize Sleeping Beauty in a fairy tale stage piece.
A black and yellow spotted hound with a long keen nose and tail was taken up by the undersigned. Prove ownership, pay charges, and reclaim the animal. M. G. Bond.
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